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A hexaploid triticale 4D (4B) substitution line confers superior stripe rust resistance

2017-03-01

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Triticale lines tend to become less resistant to stripe rust and other fungal diseases over time and exhibit relatively limited genetic diversity. Therefore, it is important that new triticale varieties with superior agronomic traits are continually produced to enrich the available genetic pool. In this study, a new hexaploid triticale line (K14-827-1), which was derived from the progenies of a wheat–rye–Psathyros...

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24fa9487-efb9-5fc7-97ec-9c3695e9a066
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10.1007/s11032-017-0642-8
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